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Osoyoos Indigenous Tourism

From Sipping to Sight Seeing, Here are 7 Ways to Experience Osoyoos Indigenous Culture

Osoyoos is rooted deeply in Indigenous culture and history. The name “Osoyoos” originates from sẁiẁs (pronounced “soo-yoos”) meaning “narrowing of the waters” in the local Okanagan language (Syilx’tsn). This summer and fall, immerse yourself in the unique Indigenous culture of...

From Gallery Exhibitions to Concerts: Here are Some Virtual Arts & Culture Experiences in Osoyoos

As now is not the time to travel, visitors can still be inspired by the many virtual arts and cultural experiences available in Osoyoos and the South Okanagan from the comforts of home. Whether you’re looking to enjoy an art...

Lake days are truly endless in Osoyoos! The lake is calm and peaceful at this time of year - perfect for an early morning kayak or SUP.⁠ ⁠ 📷 @brendinkelly...

While Osoyoos may be known as a summer town, we're ready to help you fall for the desert this season. Take in the stunning foliage: from the crimson red vines to golden rabbit-brush in bloom...

As we approach the beginning of fall, we're looking forward to cool morning walks along our lakeside trails, sunny afternoon hikes, and stunning foliage.⁠ ⁠ Visit destinationosoyoos.com to plan your fall getaway....

And we’re back to blue skies ☀️ Here’s a real-time look from @mooncurservineyards 🍇 Conditions can change quickly, know before you go and visit destinationosoyoos.com/travel-alerts to view links to our live beach cam, air quality...

Tomorrow is the last Osoyoos Market on Main for 2020!⁠ ⁠ Visit the market on Main Street in downtown Osoyoos from 9-1 to find the best of our local bounty - including farm-fresh finds, baked goods, jams,...

The old "Welcome to Osoyoos" sign featured a modified version of BC's Coat of Arms to reflect our orchards, lake, and desert hills. ⁠ ⁠ Comment below if you remember this sign!...